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The 219th patient is a 59-year-old Vietnamese woman living in the northern province of Hung Yen who was taking care of a family member at Bach Mai Hospital’s Department of Neurology in the same room as patient 133. … [Read more...] about Vietnam reports four new COVID-19 cases, total infections stand at 222

The circular states that a person over 15 years old, who has not lost or limited their civil act capacity, can use a secondary credit card, debit card, prepaid card (supplementary cards) without requiring the written consent of their legal representative as before.— VNS … [Read more...] about New policies, penalties come into effect in April

Of the three patients who returned from abroad, one is a 48-year-old woman from Quang Ninh Province. She departed from Germany and transited through Russia on her return to Vietnam on Aeroflot flight SU290 on March 23. After entry, she was isolated at the FPT University in Hanoi. On March 31, she had a sore throat and on the same day, tested positive for SARS-CoV-2. Another patient is a 25-year-old woman who lives in the central province of Nghe An. She returned from Japan on March 25 on All Nippon Airways flight NH857. After entry, she was isolated at the FPT University. The last case is a 43-year-old woman who resides in the northern province of Thai Nguyen. The patient returned home on Aeroflot flight SU290 from Russia on March 25. After the entry, she was isolated at FPT University. … [Read more...] about Vietnam confirms six new COVID-19 cases, total rising to 218

Three of the new infections are linked to the Bach Mai Hospital in Hanoi that has become a major hotspot of the novel coronavirus and other three are citizens returning from abroad. All three were quarantined upon arrival. … [Read more...] about Six new Covid-19 cases take national tally to 218

Under a survey from the American Chamber of Commerce in Vietnam to measure the business impact in Vietnam in the wake of the outbreak, members are proactively taking measures to protect their staff and workplaces. Over 90 per cent of responders said they have made changes, including educating employees on good hygiene, including frequent handwashing and avoiding touching of the face; providing hand disinfectant in the workplace (88 per cent); more cleaning of surfaces (70 per cent); and providing links for public information updates from the World Health Organization, and/or the Ministry of Health. Other measures included encouraging or requiring masks and temperature checks at the workplace, among others. … [Read more...] about Human safety the top priority as groups submit to guidelines